A chilling wind came from behind, and a bronze-colored skeleton flew over, its five fingers spread wide, reflecting a cold light under the moonlight in the courtyard corridor.
Unfortunately, before it could reach the other side of its dreams, it encountered an insurmountable barrier in its path.
Eileen's tail wagged, and before the bronze-haired skeleton could grab her back, she swung it across its face.
With a single blow, the bronze-colored skeleton was instantly stunned, drifting to the side like a kite with a broken string, its skull vanishing without a trace.
Ellen struck while the iron was hot, and the huge scissors instantly emitted a terrifyingly low temperature, and a blue-white light suddenly appeared before crashing down!
Han!
boom!
The bronze-colored skeleton was unable to withstand such pressure. Faced with the cold, sharp edge of the giant scissors, the bronze-colored skeleton's fragile body was immediately pierced with a large hole, just like tofu.
The sharp edge made fierce contact with the floor, and even the residual force was beyond the floor's ability to withstand, causing it to crack and spread rapidly in all directions like a spider web.
The next moment, Ellen, who was supporting herself with one hand, suddenly looked up and stared fiercely at the slowly descending automatic partition.
She certainly hadn't forgotten what Victoria's housekeeping duties were; with a sudden burst of strength in her calves, the floorboards collapsed abruptly.
Bang!
Eileen launched herself forward with lightning speed.
Eis was almost blown away. In the instant before it closed its eyes, it only saw a black and white shadow, so blurry that it was almost impossible to see clearly.
Even so, no matter how fast Ellen accelerated, the half-second that the bronze-colored skeleton had bought with his life seemed like an insurmountable chasm.
In Ellen's view, the swaying steel gate could no longer keep up with the descent, and the bright moonlight that had been spilling through the courtyard corridor was gradually swallowed up by the boundless darkness.
Three seconds...
Two seconds...
One second...
Bang!
With a loud bang, the automatic partition closed completely, and Eileen ultimately failed to make it in time.
"whispering sound!"
Ellen clicked her tongue. In an extremely bad mood, she picked up the giant scissors, ready to turn around and kill a few skeletons to vent her anger.
Unfortunately, the moment she turned her head, she saw the rest of Victoria Housekeeping walking over.
Faga flew the fastest, glided down in front of Ellen, and landed right in front of her. He put his coat back on and whispered, "Didn't make it?"
Isn't that obvious?
Eileen pouted, turned her head to the side, and muttered, "I should have known you should have come; you ran faster than me..."
"I'm just faster than you over long distances, but I might not be able to match your burst of speed in a short period of time. If you can't even do it, how can I catch up?"
To outsiders, Fagga seemed to be comforting Ellen, but only Ellen knew the truth.
When Fagga quietly pulled her hand into his palm, he even squeezed it a little.
When Ellen squinted and looked at Fagga with an unfriendly expression, she suddenly realized that her hand felt heavy.
Looking down, she realized that Fag had placed a lollipop in her hand without her noticing.
"Is the energy almost used up?"
Fagga tilted his head and gave her a playful look, then walked forward. As he passed Elaine, Fagga chuckled quietly:
"Be careful with your energy, or I might have to carry you out."
After saying that, Fagga continued walking forward until he stopped in front of the automatic partition layer. He reached out and tapped on it, listening to its dull sound to judge its approximate thickness.
A moment later, Fagga turned around and said, "It's about ten centimeters thick, made of steel. It's still within my reach to cut it in one stroke."
"Huh?"
Upon hearing this, Ies was immediately shocked and asked in surprise, "But isn't this your master's property? Is it really okay to just destroy it?"
Faga put one hand on his hip and smiled slightly, "It's okay, just tell him it was Yi Hai who broke it."
Well...
Ies scratched his head, pondering for a moment...
That seems to make sense.
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